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Only Revolutions
 Only Revolutions by Mark Z. Danielewski
From the author of the best-selling "House of Leaves," comes this astonishing "Only Revolutions," a stunning
hoot-from-the-hip American road novel about Sam & Hailey - two wild and wayward kids who magically... (Save 25%)
La Bella Figura
 La Bella Figura: A Field Guide to the Italian Mind We all have notions of who the Italian people are, and
that's exactly why Beppe Severgnini wrote this book.
"La Bella Figura" takes you into Beppe's Italy and
exposes the little towns and societies that... (Save
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A Spot of Bother
 Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon At sixty-one, George Hall is starting to enjoy his retirement,
working in his garden, reading historical novels, and listening
to jazz. Then, when his tempestuous daughter, Katie,
announces she is marrying... (Save 25%) |
The Emperor's Children
 Emperor's Children by Claire Messud
A dazzling, masterful novel about the interactions in the lives of three friends, all Brown University graduates, who are now,
disconcertingly, on the cusp of their thirties while making their way - and... (Save 25%)
Franzen's Discomfort Zone
 Discomfort Zone: A Personal History by Jonathan Franzen
The publication of any Jonathan Franzen book is always a literary event, but the champion of literary fiction follows up his
universally acclaimed "The Corrections" with the unthinkable. In "Discomfort... (Save 25%)
The Ruins
 Ruins by Scott Smith Jeff, Amy, Eric and Stacy are taking a much needed break
in the relaxing beach community of Cancun, Mexico. There
they meet a German tourist, Mathias, who persuades them
to join his hunt for his missing... (Save 25%)
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Unsayable
 Unsayable: The Hidden Language of Trauma In her twenty years of experience decoding the language
and layered associations of her patients as a clincal
psychologist, Annie G. Rogers understands the painful
trauma that abuse can leave in its wake.... (Save 25%)
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